DISCRETIONARY POWER OF THE JUDGE IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

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Published: Dec 3, 2021

  Jarosław Szczechowicz

Abstract

The paper constitutes an elaboration upon the system of discretionary power of the judge in evidentiary proceedings. This issue remains a stream of systematic and in-depth research and considerations related to the transformation of polish civil procedure. Upon the amendment to provisions of procedural law in 2012, a rigorous preclusion system, aimed at concentration of evidence, was replaced by another – the system of discretionary power of the judge.

How to Cite

Szczechowicz, J. (2021). DISCRETIONARY POWER OF THE JUDGE IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS. Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences, (1), 10-17. Retrieved from http://www.baltijapublishing.lv/index.php/bjlss/article/view/1459
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Keywords

principle of evidence preclusion, principle of discretionary power of the judge, delayed evidence and claims, disregarding delayed evidence or claims, admission of the evidence ex officio

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